#RBNY midfielder Ronald Donkor on NYCFC after Saturday's 1-1 draw: "I don't like those guys. I don't like them."

Red Bull New York should have won Saturday’s Hudson River Derby, but were burned by set-piece troubles and questionable refereeing. A strong first-half and a lively display from Cade Cowell weren’t enough as the Red Bulls drew 1-1 to NYCFC. Match recap ⬇️ southwardcentral.com/red-bull-new...

RBNY recap will be posting shortly with more quotes and reaction....

#RBNY captain Emil Forsberg on #NYCFC midfielder Maxi Moralez's injury: "All the best for Maxi. It was sad, very sad. Hopefully, it’s not too bad and he can come back very soon."

#RBNY Emil Forsberg on the 52nd minute free kick before NYCFC equalized: "I was not happy at all with where they placed the ball. I thought it was much more outside where the initial foul was. I wanted to remind the ref of that but he wasn't listening... they scored, we have to defend better."

#RBNY Emil Forsberg: "We love our fans, we love to play here. I think we’re very strong here, so we always love to come here and play with our fans behind us. Every home game for us is a different feeling... we’re strong with our fans backing us. It’s just a good feeling coming here every time.

#RBNY midfielder Ronald Donkor on NYCFC: "I don't like those guys. I don't like them."

Full time: RBNY 1-1 NYCFC.

Hudson River Derby halftime mini report. 🐂 v 🐦

Tim Parker charges through Jones and is given a yellow card in the 87th minute.

Mosquera replaces Ruvalcaba in the 85th minute. Still 1-1.

Dylan Nealis goes into the book with a 83rd minute yellow card.

Still 1-1 as the match reaches the 80th minute mark. There's been several close chances for both teams and a few goal line clearances.

Triple sub for the Red Bulls. Parker, Berggren and Valencia replace Che, Forsberg and Dos Santos.

Jorge Ruvalcaba receives a yellow card in the 67th minute.

Hovarth makes a mess of it and Che clears the ball off the line. Red Bulls seem to be buckling.

And just like that NYCFC tie it up at 1-1. Andrés Perea the scorer. Absolutely shambolic refereeing. x.com/SouthWardCtr...

Nicolás Fernández went down with no contact from Nealis but earned NYCFC a free kick in dangerous territory.

Hannes Wolf was replaced by Malachi Jones to open the second half and Jones hit venomous strike that sailed just above the crossbar.

Red Bull New York head into halftime with a 1-0 lead over Hudson River Derby rivals NYCFC behind Ruvalcaba's goal. Halftime stats: Possession: RBNY 52% - 48% NYCFC Shots: RBNY 7-2 NYCFC Shots On Goal: RBNY 2-1 NYCFC Saves: RBNY 1-1 NYCFC Passing Accuracy: RBNY 83% - 82% NYCFC

Cade Cowell is finding a lot of space down the right wing and is exploiting Nico Cavallo.

A minimum of seven minutes of stoppage time has been added on.

Red Bulls go ahead in the 44th minute. Ruvalcaba gets the final touch after Cowell puts a ball into a scrum of players. RBNY 1-0 NYCFC.

Maxi Moralez is replaced by Perea in the 40th minute.

Maxi Moralez was been down for significant time and initially was holding his left knee in pain. He was able to get to his feet with assistance.

Freese does very well to deny Donkor, who was alone on goal.

Donkor has been everywhere tonight.

Raul Gustavo and Jahkeele Marshall-Rutty both shown yellow cards in 24th minute. Marshall-Rutty barely made contact and Gustavo made a meal out of it. Unsure if Marshall-Rutty's booking was for the challenge or for something after.

Cowell nearly connects with Hall. Hall's reaction says he should have gotten an attempt on goal.

Dos Santos makes a key intervention early in the match to nullify a NYCFC attack down the wing.

It's go time! 🐂 v 🐦

ICYMI: Red Bull New York faces a massive test in the Hudson River Derby against NYCFC and has a chance to pass the Pigeons in the #MLS standings with a victory. Match preview ⬇️ southwardcentral.com/red-bull-new...

RBNY starting XI vs. NYCFC: GK: Horvath RB: Marshall-Rutty CB: Nealis CB: Che LB: Dos Santos CM: Forsberg (C) CM: Mehmeti CM: Donkor RW: Cowell ST: Hall LW: Ruvalcaba Subs: McCarthy, Bazan, Benedetti, Berggren, Mitchell, Mosquera, Parker, Sofo, Valencia

82° and sunny before the latest installment of the Hudson River Derby. Can't ask for better weather than this!

Red Bull New York has momentum again. Now comes the biggest test — the Hudson River Derby against NYCFC, with revenge on the line and a chance to leapfrog the Pigeons in the #MLS standings. Match preview ⬇️ southwardcentral.com/red-bull-new...

RBNY-NYCFC match preview to post shortly.....

Red Bull New York right-back Jahkeele Marshall-Rutty speaks ahead of the Hudson River Derby vs. NYCFC, on mentoring the next wave of #RBNY talent, learning under Michael Bradley and his Canada national team aspirations. Episode 1 of The South Ward Sound is out now 🎙️ www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wqi9...

Full interview with JMR about to go live.

This is too good not to repost. Tierna not knowing what to do like Ricky Bobby in Talladega Nights.

Gotham FC handled business in Seattle. Jaedyn Shaw and Tierna Davidson found the net as the Bats extended their unbeaten streak to 5 matches with a 2-0 win over Seattle Reign FC. Attention turns toward defending their Concacaf W Champions Cup title. Recap ⬇️ southwardcentral.com/gotham-fc/se...

Gotham match recap posting shortly.....

Gotham FC captain Tierna Davidson: "You can see that I have no idea how to celebrate a goal. I'm just happy to help the team."

Gotham FC lead assistant coach Shaun Harris on Tierna Davidson: "We’re really happy with Tierna’s progress. Her getting a goal really cemented that. I’m really happy for her. She’s working really hard. The team’s working really hard. It’s a real asset to have her back in the team, leading the team.”

Gotham FC defeat Seattle Reign FC 2-0 behind goals by Jaedyn Shaw and Tierna Davidson. Ann-Katrin Berger collects her #NWSL leading seventh shutout. Complete performance from the Bats. More reaction and coverage to follow....

🧱 Brick Wall AKB 🧱 Ann-Katrin Berger denies Brittany Ratcliffe ❌

Final sub for Gotham. Talia Sommer comes on for Guro Reiten. Gotham lead 2-0 in the 91st minute with six minutes of stoppage time added on.

Big, aggressive save from Berger with Brittany Ratcliffe bearing down on her 1v1.

Jordynn Dudley comes off in the 84th minute. Sarah Schupansky replaces her.

Katie Lampson and Lilly Reale come on for Sofia Cook and Midge Purce in the 74th minute.

I get that Dudley wants to play on but Shaun Harris should sub her off with a 2-0 lead. She's taking a lot of punishment in her young rookie season.